Best gloves?

[TWA2016]

For climbing I use cheap n cheerful fingerless weight lifting type gloves & for ground work, a decent pair of riggers gloves or something more grippy if the stuff I'm handling wet/slimy.

 

Just a curiosity really, what are others using?

 

[stihlmadasever]

The cheap red pfanners for climbing in the winter,warmer months bare hands.Groundy work the orange grips,sometimes no gloves if its really hot weather though

[tonytree]

I use the pfanner stretchflex fine grip

[TIMON]

For climbing I use cheap rubber ones with the fingers cut off. For general groundwork either bare hands or rubber type gloves. For rigging (running ropes on the ground)I use an old pair of Gill fingerless leather gloves, they give excellent feel and enable ropes to run, unlike the rubber ones.

[redmoosefaction]

Towa Activegrip Advance gloves

 

These are the daddies for climbing. The grip takes ages to wear out, you can wash them and in winter you can whack some of these underneath..

 

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[Marc Lewis]

Red pfanners here, cheap and last pretty well.

[silky fox]

The Red pfanners are the first glove i have worn that don't get eaten by my Zig Zag.Comfy,breathable and pretty hardwearing.

[Stubby]

Sugihara gloves from Rob D .

[gensetsteve]

I don't climb but if I am pulling hawthorn and bramble about I found I use a glove called bulldog last time I looked I could only find them in America for about £32 a pair anybody else use them ?.

[TGB]

Thin red Pfanner for most stuff. Got some Stihl CS gloves and Edelrid CS gloves; wear them if I have to and they are comfy. But the Pfanner are both comfy and hard wearing.